Younger people and Parkinson's
Most people who get Parkinson's are aged 50 or over
but younger people can get it too. One in 20 is under the age of
40.
People with Parkinson's who are of working age can face
particular challenges, such as supporting children and teenagers,
needing help and information about work and money, and coping with
the emotional effects of being diagnosed at a younger age.
A booklet addressing issues that people of working age with
Parkinson's can face - including supporting children, and the
emotional effects of being diagnosed at a younger age
Publications giving practical information about coping with
day-to-day life with Parkinson's
Free publications for carers and family
of people with Parkinson's. Includes illustrated children's
books to help explain Parkinson's to children whose parents have
the condition
A volunteer group within the charity, providing a focus for the
needs of anybody under retirement age affected by Parkinson's
Local groups specifically for people of working age affected by
Parkinson's - an opportunity to meet others and share information
and experiences.
Read people's experiences of living with Parkinson's and
continuing to work.
Help for people with Parkinson's on employment decisions,
benefits and legal rights
Share your experiences of living with Parkinson's
Our online
discussion forum is for people with Parkinson's, their carers,
family and friends to chat and share experiences.
Everyone affected by Parkinson's is welcome to join.
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